Nottingham Contemporary , 24 April 2014
Courtroom Café, 16 Nicholson Street, Glasgow
Seeing Things
'By leaving traces of the building’s former incarnations as living space, restaurant and courtroom café partially evident, the exhibition plays to the site’s latent narratives.' Review by Guo-Liang Tan
Marion de Cannière Gallery, Pourbusstraat 3 2000 Antwerp, Belgium
Zoe Walker & Neil Bromwich: The Eccentric Banquet
The Eccentric Banquet employs Walker & Bromwich’s distinctive approach to exploring some of life’s more complex issues with humour and dexterity.
Heathrow Terminal 2, London
Richard Wilson RA: Slipstream
Heathrow today unveiled Slipstream, by renowned British artist Richard Wilson, which is set to become one of Britain’s most viewed public sculptures, seen by 20 million passengers a year.
Calvert 22, 22 Calvert Ave, London E2
Club of Friends
It is easy to feel at home amongst the imagery, prints, videos and sonic art of ‘Club of Friends’. Review by Sophie Risner.
The Modern Institute, 14—20 Osborne Street, Glasgow G1 5QN
‘Life & the Invitation& Vapour in Debri&’
‘Life & the Invitation& Vapour in Debri&’ is entered through a façade made up of original parts of a Horror House installed on The Modern Institute's exterior wall. Bricks on Bricks on the outside, suggesting a conditional shift for the perception of the interior.
with Axisweb
Open Frequency: Carol McNicoll
Dr Glenn Adamson, Head of Research at the V&A, profiles the work of established ceramic artist Carol McNicoll
Fruitmarket Gallery, 45 Market Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DF
Tania Kovats: Oceans
The artist gives generously, offering up a rich tableau of installation, sculpture and drawing that helps bring us closer to an understanding of the vast and mysterious planet we inhabit. Review by Laura Campbell
Valentin – 9, rue Saint Gilles 75003 Paris, France
Gabriele De Santis: Drop it like it’s hot
A conversation with Gabriele De Santis by Adam Carr
The Vinyl Factory Brewer Street Car Park, London W1F 0AL
Richard Mosse: The Enclave
Shown in London for the first time, by a collaboration between Edel Assanti and The Vinyl Factory, this is a profoundly effective exhibition that deserves to be seen.
Jerwood Visual Arts, Jerwood Space, 171 Union St, London SE1 0LN
What Will They See of Me? The Jerwood/Film and Video Umbrella Awards 2014
The Jerwood/Film and Video Umbrella Awards 2014, titled ‘What will they see of me?’, has inspired films exploring themes of identity, visibility and posterity. Review by Edwina Attlee
Cell Project Space, 258 Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9DA
Pre Owned: Looks Good Man
It is expected of us that when we browse the web we are in control and the data trails we leave capture a perception of demographic existence. Browsing however, is not necessarily an empirical activity. Review by Laura Davidson.
Mary Mary, 32 St. Andrews Street, Glasgow G1 5PD
Alistair Frost: ‘AZQ < > $@Ł•^’
Appointments are available to have Frost's designs and motifs painted onto visitors' nails To book please visit http://www.azqsalon.biz/ Nail appointments available: April 4th - 6th 12 - 4pm April 7th - 21st 1 - 3pm
Drawing Room, Crimscott Street, London SE1 5TE
Abstract Drawing
What is the purpose of drawing? How does it relate to the artistic process? Does human expression require a human hand?
